Anyone use that Wurths Wheel paint to repair a wheel?

[Hindsight]

I did something similar to the bottom corner of a bumper using spray-on paint and clear I bought from the dealer. It turned out pretty good but "feathering" the color and the clear was a challenge. The clear also went on really dry... as in rough with no gloss so I sprayed it on extra thick knowing it would run, then wet-sanded the runs out later. It looks pretty good but it's a big flat area and I was able to use my PC to get the wet-sanding marks out. I don't see how you'd do that on a wheel.



So if have used the Wurths to repair wheel damage, I'd love to hear your experiences!

 

[JoeShark]

Have you been able to find this product anywhere? Seems to be sold out and unavailable until the first of the year (2008).



js

 

[Eliot Ness]

Have you been able to find this product anywhere? Seems to be sold out and unavailable until the first of the year (2008).



js

DB sells it right here:



Wurth German Alloy Silver Wheel Lacquer



I bought some with another order a while back hoping it matches some of the paint on my American Mags, but haven't had a chance to get around to it yet.



EDIT: Never mind..... as pointed by out violentveedub it is out of stock there too. My browser was blocking some scripts so I didn't see the out of stock message.

 

[violentveedub]

DB sells it right here:



Wurth German Alloy Silver Wheel Lacquer



I bought some with another order a while back hoping it matches some of the paint on my American Mags, but haven't had a chance to get around to it yet.

It says out of stock FYI.





I've used the Einzsett Silver Wheel paint to refinish a wheel and it turned out well but I'm having it repaired professionally this weekend b/c the clear(duplicolor) I used yellowed on me after a while and the wheel doesn't match the others.